Nigeria Tourism

Nigeria is an African Country that is located on the Gulf of Guinea. It is officially known as the Federal Republic of Nigeria with Niger in the north, Cameroon in the east, Chad in the northeast, and Benin in the west. It has 36 states and the capital city is Abuja.

Nigeria is home to some of the wonderful natural landmarks and wildlife reserves. You will also come across zillions of protected areas, cascading waterfalls, dense rainforests, savanna and rare primate habitats. Dotted with some of the popular tourist attractions like Osun Sacred Grove known for its rainforest, Jazz Hole which is a popular  book and record store, and many others. While Olumo Rock has a rich history and great spiritual significance, the Nike Art Gallery is full of contemporary and traditional Nigerian arts. You can also visit Suzanne Wenger's House which is a well decorated tall Gothic place and Lekki Conservation Centre which is very much popular for its Canopy walkways.

While visiting Nigeria for a holiday vacation, you can visit Ikogosi Warm Springs, collect Artsy Decor and Souvenirs, go to Calabar Carnival, climb the Magical Idanre Hills, check out Bukas, Snack Stands and Joints, shop at the Traditional Markets, and witness the Creative Arts.

Nigeria has got a varied landscape and it mainly has a tropical rainforest climate with an annual rainfall in the range of 60 to 80 inches. It has a variable dry and rainy session depending on the locations. However, it is hot and wet for most of the time. The average temperature range of Nigeria remains in between 18.45 to 36.9 degree celsius all through the year.